I sprinkle the sink with flour, my grandmother taught me that! The result is fantastic!

At this point, you should continue scrubbing the sink in circular motions until it looks clean.

In addition, during the process you must change the sponge since it appears dirty and wet it, if you think necessary, with hot water to be able to remove the most stubborn dirt more easily.

Once all this is done, simply rinse the sink with plenty of hot water to completely remove the flour. Obviously, to have an even cleaner result, at this stage you can also use a specific detergent for cleaning sinks.

To remove limescale deposits, however, you can prepare an effective paste with flour and white vinegar. You need to mix the ingredients then spread the mixture on the affected area and let it sit for a few minutes. Then scrub with a sponge and rinse well.

The flour will also be able to absorb oil and dirt, leaving everything squeaky clean.

You can use this ingredient on stone, ceramic, and stainless steel sinks. On the other hand, for materials like granite and marble, it is best to do a small test first to avoid any damage.

Try this home remedy and you will be speechless.